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[Midnight Rider]

AHhhh, that  mean i have to trade mine in if I want a bar & shield logo microfiber towel?  Chit! They keep raising the stakes year after year!

Don't bother...the bar and shield logo on the cloth will scratch your paint.  Makes a nice shop rag though.   

[Fattbaggernknox]

This is the second forum he's been banned from in a week...Maybe more !

[Ironhorse]

What I'm finding in "Harley Forums" is a lot of self-absorbed jerks, exclusionary, fixated, dysfunctional, and no sense of humor.

Well let us get to know you then, something you have not yet done.

One of the reasons a lot of us can toss names at each other is that over time we have all gotten to know each other personally, beyond the glow of a monitor and clacking of a key board. We've met in person, riddens thousands of miles, seen and done fun and interesting things and shared in that bond of brotherhood incorporate to us all. We've met each others families and friends. We embrace or similarities and respect our differences. We've shared in our sucesses, lamented at our losses and grown close together. We have ridden coast to coast to to meet members in person. Before you paint us all with a broad brush, please make an honest effort. Tell us what part of the world you are in, where you like to ride and what you like to do. Let us get to know you as well as we know everyone else here, lest your postings become tiresome. Once we get to know you, your postings will have meaning. Until then they are seen as rants and trolling.

Hopefully your next post will show us you are an honest and sincere forum member making efforts to let us get to know you. If you are otherwise your time here may grow short.

[Midnight Rider]

Too late for your well intended, nice words, Mark...he got himself banned this afternoon.

If you look up Head, Richard...you'll probably find his photo.

[aclass]

I visit a lot of forums on web to correspond and learn from others with my same interest. But I've never been a member of one that successfully manages its content like this one.  Kudos to all you admins out there! 

[Ironhorse]

Too late for your well intended, nice words, Mark...he got himself banned this afternoon.

I was in the "He's a troll" camp all along. One thing I have found is that an awful troll will quickly go into hiding by extending a warm offer to him. It's worked in the past on other forums. They wish to talk/bash about anything but themselves and that is usually the first clue. Once others see he won't talk about himself his actions become all the more clear. An honest and sincere person is willing to share about themselves because they have nothing to hide. Not so with a troll.

Glad he's gone.

[SHRK2TH]

You can dress a Duck up in a Tuxedo and call him a Penquin, but if he quacks, he's a f'ing Duck.

LMAO

[ak]

Well let us get to know you then, something you have not yet done.

One of the reasons a lot of us can toss names at each other is that over time we have all gotten to know each other personally, beyond the glow of a monitor and clacking of a key board. We've met in person, riddens thousands of miles, seen and done fun and interesting things and shared in that bond of brotherhood incorporate to us all. We've met each others families and friends. We embrace or similarities and respect our differences. We've shared in our sucesses, lamented at our losses and grown close together. We have ridden coast to coast to to meet members in person. Before you paint us all with a broad brush, please make an honest effort. Tell us what part of the world you are in, where you like to ride and what you like to do. Let us get to know you as well as we know everyone else here, lest your postings become tiresome. Once we get to know you, your postings will have meaning. Until then they are seen as rants and trolling.

Hopefully your next post will show us you are an honest and sincere forum member making efforts to let us get to know you. If you are otherwise your time here may grow short.

  i like walks on the beach. riding when it;s not to hot not to cold 65 to 78 degrees works. any mist i have to go home. Just turned 2500 mile on my 2004 seeg . O WAIT you wanted to here from that other guy SORRY please disregard this post

[gabhart]

Bummer! The entertainment is over!

[porthole]

I was in the "He's a troll" camp all along.
Glad he's gone.

3rd strike.....you're out!

Geez - and I was starting to enjoy it 

[porthole]

3rd strike.....you're out!

So easy to miss the excrement excitement here 

[Fired00d]

  i like walks on the beach. riding when it;s not to hot not to cold 65 to 78 degrees works. any mist i have to go home. Just turned 2500 mile on my 2004 seeg . O WAIT you wanted to here from that other guy SORRY please disregard this post

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[cyco1450]

Not to sound arrogant, but if you want a CVO, BUCK UP and buy one!  That's what we all did.

As a matter of Fact, I was at Brian's H-D in Langhorne, PA on Saturday. Right on the showroom floor was a '12 Street Glide that was the exact replica of the one on the MoCo's 2012 catalog cover....price was $42,000!  WTF! For that price, you could buy a CVO and pay for a trip to Sturgis...1st class! And to beat all, this $42k bike only had a 103".  As they say, there's a sucker born every minute.

[Trapperdog]

Just turned 2500 mile on my 2004 seeg .

Andy, you and Gary must be twins.   You both have more posts here than miles on your SEEG's.  

[spydglide]

Andy, you and Gary must be twins.   You both have more posts here than miles on your SEEG's.  

Rut Row.    spyder